Whose baby is this?

Whose baby is this? A lift-the-flap book

Radka Piro

Book - 2025

"One, two, three ... where's the fourth gosling? He's wandered away from Mama Goose, and now he's missing. Without delay, the goose family sets off to find him. Along the way, they encounter various baby animals, learning about their lives. What does a young perch or butterfly look like? Which creature starts in water and moves to land as an adult? And why are young wild boars stripy? Join the goose family on their adventure to find their lost gosling and discover fascinating facts about animal parents and their offspring. It's sure to be an exciting journey!"--Back cover.

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Subjects
Animals > Infancy > Juvenile fiction.
Animal babies > Fiction.
Jeunes animaux > Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse.
board books.
Animal fiction.
Lift-the-flap books.
Board books.
Livres à rabats.
Livres tout carton.
Genres
board books
Animal fiction
Lift-the-flap books
Board books
Livres à rabats
Livres tout carton
Published
Czech Republic : Albatros Media 2025.
Language
English
Main Author
Radka Piro (author)
Other Authors
Carmen Saldaña (illustrator), Andrew Oakland, 1966- (translator)
Item Description
Cover title.
On board pages.
"Can you help find a lost gosling?"
Physical Description
1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 22 cm
Audience
03-06.
P-01.
ISBN
9788000074429
Contents unavailable.
Review by School Library Journal Review

PreS-Gr 1--Through several flaps and substantial text, this interactive board book introduces readers to many types of animals and their special characteristics. With a plot featuring Mama Goose as she tries to find one of her goslings, they all wander around the pond looking for the little one. During this search journey, the goslings learn about habitats, fauna, and what makes animals and their babies unique. The earthy palette and two-page layout capture not only the fauna but also the flora that comprises each animal's home. The small and detailed text makes this board book more suitable for preschoolers than for babies and can serve as a springboard for other informational books about each animal included. VERDICT An optional title for public libraries and preschools looking to expand their nonfiction animal collections.--Sujei Lugo

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